Bradbury Building

The Bradbury Building is an architectural gem in downtown Los Angeles, celebrated for its breathtaking interior atrium. Built in 1893, the building features a soaring central courtyard flooded with natural light from a skylight roof, surrounded by intricate wrought-iron railings, open-cage elevators, and marble staircases. The building's design is a blend of Victorian, Italian Renaissance, and Romanesque styles, creating a timeless elegance. While it remains a functioning office building, the ground floor and atrium are open to the public, allowing visitors to admire the craftsmanship. The Bradbury Building has been featured in numerous films, notably 'Blade Runner,' adding to its cultural cachet. It's a must-see for architecture enthusiasts and anyone interested in LA's historic landmarks.

À ne pas manquer

• Stunning five-story atrium with a glass skylight and intricate ironwork
• Original open-cage elevators that are still in operation
• Ornate marble staircases and Mexican tile floors
• Film location for 'Blade Runner' and other movies
• Free access to the ground floor and mezzanine for public viewing

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Bon à savoir avant de partir

• Photography is allowed but no tripods or flash without permission.
• Be respectful of office workers, keep noise to a minimum.
• Only the ground floor and mezzanine are open to the public; upper floors are private offices.
• Look for the 'Blade Runner' filming locations within the building.

Un peu d'histoire

Commissioned by gold-mining millionaire Lewis L. Bradbury and designed by architect George Wyman, the building opened in 1893. Wyman was inspired by a science fiction novel and the works of architect John Root. It is a National Historic Landmark.